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Adley 4′ x 6′ Pressure Treated Garden Bar Plus Shutters

Sheds.co.uk
£599.00

Infuse some excitement and vitality into your garden area with our contemporary and fashionable Adley 4′ x 6′ Pressure Treated Garden Bar Plus Shutters. Perfect for entertaining family and companions, this bar will be the focal point of every gathering! Enhance with a few seats, adorn with illuminations, and fill with beverages to create your ideal tavern for hosting all night long.

This timber bar showcases lateral entry and a timber counter – perfect for pouring and dispensing beverages!

Our team crafts this outdoor pub right here in the UK, utilizing pressure treated 12mm tongue and groove planks with a sturdy, 44mm x 44mm framework. Not only does this result in a durable, resilient, and enduring structure, but it also exudes an appealing aesthetic! The roofing is formed by overlapping timber planks that are affixed to an interior framework. Featuring a contemporary pent roof layout, rainwater will smoothly flow off the rear of the structure, maintaining the interior of the bar dry and preventing any water accumulation.

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